Legal Question in Personal Injury in Pennsylvania

He is an ex-boyfriend so I assume you are no longer together and that the marriage is off. A git occurs when someone gives you something, which includes indicia of ownership (like a title). Since the car is in his company's name, its the company's car, not yours. When the lease is up, you need to give the car back or make arrangements to buy the car, but if the ex-boyfriend refuses to transfer it to you for free, then I don't think you have a case. And you have no rights to the engagement ring. See Lindh v. Surman, a PA Supreme Court, 560 PA 1, 742 A.2d 643 (1999). I don't understand how he "took" it from your home. Did he burglarize your home or did he have a key? Since it was his property, I am not sure he can be charged with theft. If he burglarized your home, that is a different matter.